Sentence examples for range of enemies from inspiring English sources

They are used to punish dissidents, people who actually try to govern and a range of enemies.

There are also more advanced modes for older players and a fresh range of enemies, designed to get players experimenting with different swap combos.

Our existing fleet of warplanes, for instance, might "assure aerial supremacy over any conceivable foe for the next generation," if it were not for the broad range of enemies the military considers "conceivable".

However, the difference between a pond, a river, a lake or the whole wide sea is huge – and each can provide an interesting setting and a range of enemies suitable for a fishy adventure.

It has otherwise been content to watch the current stalemate in Syria pull in what it considers a range of enemies: not only the Syrian Army and Iran, but also Hezbollah, which has thousands of fighters engaged on the battlefronts in Syria, and Sunni Islamists aligned against them.

Available in 4K and high dynamic range (HDR) from April 5, the show picks up where the popular first season left off in following the adventures of Tick and Arthur as they defend their city from a range of enemies.

In Afghanistan, American pilots have rarely needed to fly within range of enemy antiaircraft fire.

For example, the American military would not be able to keep large quantities of supplies within range of enemy missiles.

As a consequence, soldiers can find themselves within range of enemy forces but without permission to strike.

He had gone there to see what he had given up on seeing in America — workers and peasants struggling to create a more just society — not to drink anis with Russian commissars in range of enemy artillery.

It added that "the necessity... to be equipped with protected vehicles was demonstrated repeatedly throughout the operation" and that "at times [personnel]... driving Land Rovers were placed in range of enemy... fire".